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目錄 中華民國101年07月05日出版 161 2012 07 季刊 目錄 中華民國101年07月05日出版 161 ■ 專題-本會43週年慶 2 本會43週年慶理事長致詞 4 中華民國健行登山會43週年慶敘獎名單 6 中華民國健行登山會43週年慶祝大會捐款芳名錄 7 中華民國健行登山會43週年慶祝大會致贈花籃盆景清冊 8 國外貴賓南下參訪圖說 ■ 會務報導 10 本會 101.03.01～101.05.31會務報導 13 夢想鬥士陳彥博 巴西170公里挑戰賽勇奪第二名 ! ■ 專 欄 16 步道的分級（三）蘇格蘭林大裕 18 韓國現代登山略史（下）/ 黃一元、丁雲芝 秘 書 長 : 林文坤 / 副 秘 書 長 : 胡瑞發、曾盛輝 43 淺談野外現場緊急救護及遠距醫療 / 王士豪 執行秘書 : 陳遵憲 行政組長 : 李芳裕 / 行政副組長 : 許如蕙、李素珍 公關組長 : 張煜鑫 / 公關副組長 : 陳 錦 ■ 山野饗宴 國際組長 : 丁雲芝 / 國際副組長 : 馮一心 活動組長 : 黃俊財 / 活動副組長 : 陳志朋、徐增福、顏德宏 30 龍騰虎躍 慶哈哈 / 陳淑卿 嚮導組長 : 劉金龍 / 嚮導副組長 : 劉添盛 34 蘭陽山林 古道情 跑馬古道 通四方 / 林碧珍 山安組長 : 鍾德修 / 山安副組長 : 汪 勝 財務組長 : 何玉圓 38 汪旺隊綠活銀河洞 / 陳 淑 卿 會計組長 : 郭淑芬 總務組長 : 鄭匡評 / 總務副組長 : 汪森森 48 登山教室 登山裝備 編輯組長 : 陳秀文 / 編輯副組長 : 顏新輝 47 精彩玉山攝影比賽 簡章 資訊組長 : 莊 福 / 資訊副組長 : 莊文楓 資料組長 : 杜明德 / 資料副組長 : 林月華、呂玉芬 48 攀谷關七雄 簡章 專任幹事 : 邱美麗、黃麗芬 南部辦公室 : 主任 吳一成 / 總幹事 林綉桃 49 本會101年第三季活動表 發 行 人 : 陳慶章 主 編 : 林文坤 72 本會各縣市分會一覽表 發 行 所 : 中華民國健行登山會 地 址 : 台北市朱崙街20號703室 電 話 : (02)2751-0938 傳 真 : (02)2752-4741 網 址 : http://www.alpineclub.org.tw 封面說明: E - mail : [email protected] 郵政劃撥 : 00171103號 艱辛的EBC健行 承 製 : 產經網廣告有限公司 攝影：張福忠-中華健行登山會高雄分會 前理事長 地 址 : 台北市中華路二段602號12樓 電 話 : (02)2332-7121 傳 真 : (02)2332-7201 投稿專線 : [email protected] 本會已建立facebook社群網站，歡迎山友加入， 行政院新聞局出版事業登記局版台字第0831 廣結更多的年輕族群參與登山健行的活動。 中華郵政登記為雜誌照碼第3413號 本會43週年慶 理事長致詞 行政院體育委員會曾副主任委員參 寶、體委會全民運動處簡科長燕青、立法 院丁委員守中、中華奧林匹克委員會陳秘 書長國儀、行政院體育委員會陳前副主任 委員榮盛、中華民國體育運動總會沈副秘 書長永賢、中華民國山岳協會何理事長中 達、中華民國山岳協會黃榮譽理事長宗 和、台灣山岳文教協會黃理事長楩楠、台 灣山岳文教協會程前理事長鯤及登山界諸 位貴賓、贊助廠商、本會顧問、理監事、各分會與各小隊理事長、隊長、代表與同仁： 大家好，大家晚安，謹代表中華民國健行登山會全體會員誠摯的歡迎諸位長官、 貴賓的蒞臨指導與熱情參與。 今天本會歡渡43週年慶，也要感謝多年來各界的支持與贊助； 今晚邀請大家共聚 一堂，除了要達到聯繫情誼、增進團結、慰勉辛勤、答謝各界之目的外，慶祝週年慶也 深具時代意義，我們回顧光榮會史在時空上跨越了世紀，本會成長的歷程也步入建國百 年世代，而面對未來，更期盼全體會員與山友能共同體認時代的脈動，對節能減碳的使 命凝聚共識，攜手並肩為淨山環保、無痕山林及推動登山健行戶外休閒活動克盡己力， 更在此呼籲，我全體會員要對人類的福祉及地球所有的生命發揮愛心與關懷。 今後，衷心祈望各機關長官不吝指導，登山界各社團攜手扶持，企業廠商共同贊助，以 及本會各分會、小隊、諸位先進鼎力支持，使本會能繼續隨著時代的變遷成長與進步。 現在我特別介紹四位不遠千里，蒞臨本會43週年慶的貴賓，讓我們熱烈歡迎亞洲山 岳聯盟的盟友，遠從加德滿都專程來台的尼泊爾登山會金巴會長暨安慈仁前會長及賓娜 秘書；其次是來自日本勤勞者登山聯盟齊藤義孝理事長，感謝他們能來共襄盛舉，請諸 位給予熱烈掌聲歡迎。 最後敬祝各位健康愉快、事事如意！ 貴賓雲集,相繼給予祝福與鼓勵 尼泊爾登山會會長金巴先生 日本勤勞者登山聯盟 亞洲山岳聯盟(UAAA)前主席 (Mr. Zimba Zanbu Sherpa) 理事長齊藤義孝 安慈仁先生(Ang Tshering Sherpa) 立法院丁委員守中 行政院體委會曾副主委叁寶 中華奧委會陳秘書長國儀 體育總會沈副祕書長永賢 體委會陳前副主委隆盛 體委會全民處簡科長燕青 中華山岳何理事長中達 中華山岳黃榮譽理事長宗和 理事長(右三)率副理事長林顯國(右一)吳一成(右二)施肇成(左三)黃ㄧ元(左二)及秘書長林文坤(左一) 向在場全體貴賓敬酒致謝 中華民國健行登山會43週年慶敘獎名單 一、各分會：榮譽獎牌 中華民國健行登山會花蓮分會、宜蘭縣登山協會、台北市健行登 山協會、新北市體育會健行登山委員會、桃園縣體育會健行登山 委員會、新竹市健行登山協會、中華民國健行登山會苗栗縣分 會、中華民國健行登山會台中市分會、台中縣體育會健行登山委 員會、彰化縣體育會健行登山委員會、南投縣健行登山會、南投 縣體育會健行登山委員會、雲林縣體育會健行登山委員會、台南 市體育總會健行登山委員會、中華民國健行登山會高雄市分會、 高雄縣體育會健行登山委員會 二、各小隊：榮譽獎牌 金字塔登山隊、歡喜登山隊、崗貊登山隊、台船登山隊、華航登 山隊、小蝸牛登山隊、汪旺登山隊、夢幻登山隊、福佳登山社。 三、贊助廠商：感謝獎牌 維他露食品股份有限公司、歐都納股份有限公司、飛狼露營旅遊 用品股份有限公司、山欣實業股份有限公司、台灣國際航電股份 有限公司、登山友商店有限公司、香港商戈爾有限公司台灣分公 司、維他露社會福利慈善事業基金會、福格大飯店。 四、會刊作家：感謝獎狀及紀念品 陳淑卿、黃柏勳、徐秉正、陳遵憲、林文坤、黃一元、林友民、 馮一心、林大裕、丁雲芝、林碧珍、邢華濱、楊健夫、文秉衡、 黃俊財、陳俊憲、邵定國、謝曉嵐、郭順德、陳秀文、高 涵、 吳振德國、張文溪、周業鎮。 五、優良幹部：榮譽狀 林秘書長文坤、胡副秘書長瑞發、曾副秘書長盛輝、李行政組長 芳裕、許行政副組長如蕙、李行政副組長素珍、張公關組長煜鑫、 陳公關副組長錦、丁國際組長雲芝、馮國際副組長一心、黃活動組 長俊財、陳活動副組長志朋、徐活動副組長增福、顏活動副組長 德宏、劉嚮導組長金龍、劉嚮導副組長添盛、鍾山安組長德修、汪 山安副組長勝、何財務組長玉圓、郭會計組長淑芬、鄭總務組長匡 評、汪總務副組長森森、陳編輯組長秀文、顏編輯副組長新輝、莊 資訊組長福、莊資訊副組長文楓、杜資料組長明德、林資料副組長 月華、呂資料副組長玉芬、邱幹事美麗、吳南部辦公室主任一成、 林南部辦公室總幹事綉桃、陳執行秘書遵憲。 六、優良嚮導人員：榮譽狀 值勤嚮導25次以上 台北市分會：黃明雄 崗貊登山隊：張文昌、洪義輝、張煜鑫、楊義雄、郭耿陽 小蝸牛登山隊隊：黃俊財 福佳登山社：陳玉堤 值勤嚮導20次以上 金字塔登山隊：蘇德營 歡喜登山隊：張萬生、劉金龍 福佳登山社：陳玉珍、黃奕得、黃富男 值勤嚮導15次以上 金字塔登山隊：陳聲遠、蕭百宏、宋坤益、林明宗、賴信夫 歡喜登山隊：陳寶雪、葉允吉、王銘釧 福佳登山社：蔣鶴竹、林永春 小蝸牛登山隊：周福基、許聰志 台北市分會：許德勝 值勤嚮導10次以上 金字塔登山隊：洪秀蓮、曾國峰、鍾月鳳、陳武雄、林麗華、 林讚信、傅清龍、萬明輝、王有諒 歡喜登山隊：杜明德、曾新建、凌仕世、陳朝和、羅鳳蘭、申鼎笙 台北市分會：王玉梅、吳祖壽 小蝸牛登山隊：馮一心 七、頒發會員登山紀念獎章： 200次登山紀念獎：金色三星獎章及獎狀 金字塔登山隊：蘇德營、林麗華 150次登山紀念獎：金色二星獎章及獎狀 金字塔登山隊：蘇德營、林麗華 八、頒發建國百年臺灣山岳之美攝影優入選獎狀及獎金： 優選獎：獎狀壹紙及獎金壹仟元 彰化縣分會：林天寶、黃柏勳 高雄市分會：李忠儀、蔡明漢 新竹市分會：李文豹、柳廣明、陳淑華、彭申華、呂理雍、陳文標 臺南市分會：陳建文、劉秀美 入選獎：獎狀壹紙及獎金伍佰元 新竹市分會：呂理雍、鍾宜珍、黃偉恩 彰化縣分會：黃柏勳、施景筆 高雄市分會：黃守義、張福忠、陳湘美、葉昭龍、張月娥 臺南市分會：呂健聖 臺中市分會：洪昭明 中華民國健行登山會43週年慶祝大會捐款芳名錄 項次 單位職稱及姓名 金額 備註 1 中華民國健行登山會陳慶章理事長 100,000 003864已入帳 2 中華民國健行登山會施肇成副理事長 50,000 003865已入帳 3 中華民國健行登山會林顯國副理事長 50,000 003856 4 中華民國健行登山會吳一成副理事長 20,000 003822 5 中華民國健行登山會黃正祥常務理事 80,000 已轉帳 6 台南市體育總會健行登山委員會（台南分會） 10,000 003818 7 中華民國健行登山會黃宗和顧問 10,000 003857 8 中華民國健行登山會陳聲遠理事 5,000 003863 9 新竹市健行登山協會（新竹市分會） 5,000 003823 10 中華民國健行登山會金字塔登山隊 3,200 003803已入帳 11 新北市體育會健行登山委員會（新北市分會） 3,000 003861 12 中華民國山岳協會飛鷹登山隊 12,000 003839 13 中華民國山岳協會 10,000 003824 14 台北市戶外登山協會（哈哈登山隊） 10,000 003843 15 台北市體育總會山岳協會 6,000 003835 16 台北百岳挺進隊 6,000 003830 17 大直登山隊陳燦鴻隊長 5,000 003859 18 中華民國山岳協會高峰登山隊 3,600 003837 19 中華民國山難救助協會 2,000 003841 20 新北市紅鷹健行協會 2,000 003817 21 中華山難救助協會中區委員會林豐儀主委 1,000 003804 共計 403,800 中華民國健行登山會43週年慶祝大會致贈花籃盆景清冊 致贈單位 職稱 姓名 致賀禮 立法委員 丁守中 高架花籃乙只 行政院體育委員會 副主任委員 錢薇娟 盆花乙盆 台灣新文化登山會 理事長 楊孝亮 蝴蝶蘭盆花一盆 台北市戶外登山協會 理事長 李萬益 高架花籃乙對 高峰登山隊 隊長 鄭清飛 高架花籃乙對 宜蘭縣登山協會 理事長 許榮源 高架花籃乙對 台北市體育總會山岳協會 理事長 梁明本 高架花籃乙對 福爾摩沙溯溪俱樂部 部長 郭文忠 高架花籃乙對 中華民國山難救助協會 理事長 黎經雄 高架花籃乙對 新北市體育會健行登山委員會 主任委員 莊銘裕 高架花籃乙對 中華民國健行登山會高雄市分會 理事長 張福和 高架花籃乙對 中華山難救助協會南區委員會 主任委員 李丁發 高架花籃乙對 錦順營造有限公司 董事長 連吉村 高架花籃乙對 飛鷹登山隊 隊長 王松永 高架花籃乙對 台北百岳挺進隊 會長 王克銘 高架花籃乙對 台灣山岳文教協會 理事長 黃楩楠 高架花籃乙對 山羊登山隊 隊長 謝文通 高架花籃乙對 林口區體育會登山委員會 主任委員 周賢聰 高架花籃乙對 中華民國健行登山會 顧問 白榮吉 高架花籃乙對 (2) (1) (3) (5) 特 別 感 謝 (4) 高雄分會出錢出力熱情招待 南投分會(健行登山協會)專車接送 玉山國家公園管理處提供住宿 登山故事館專車接送 陳理事長、黃一元副理事長、 (7) (6) (9) (10) (8) 國外貴賓南下參訪圖說 (1) 尼泊爾登山會會長金巴先生拜訪中華民國健行登山會辦公室 (2) 本會張理事玉龍安排尼國貴賓接受台灣山岳文教協會理事長黃楩楠(左二)晚宴款待 (3) 本會張理事玉龍安排尼國貴賓遊覽陽明山國家公園（左起尼國登山會秘書賓娜小姐、理事長金巴先 生、亞洲山岳聯盟前主席安慈仁先生、張玉龍先生） (4) 尼泊爾登山會會長金巴先生回贈尼國名酒「廓爾喀(Gurkha)族彎刀(Khukri)萊姆酒(Rum)」給中華健行 登山會高雄分會 (5) 尼國及日本貴賓南下高雄接受本會高雄分會全體工作人員熱情款待（前排右起賓娜小姐、安慈仁先 生、金巴先生、高雄分會理事長張福和先生、總會理事長陳慶章先生、齊藤義孝先生、總會秘書長林 文坤、第二排右六為高雄分會前理事長張福忠先生…） (6) (7) 高雄分會租遊艇招待國外貴賓遊覽高雄港 (8) 高雄分會晚宴款待國外貴賓，中華山難救助協會理事長黎經雄(左四)及秘書長徐秉正(左三)蒞臨參加 (9) 左起：蔡清雯小姐、賓娜小姐、安慈仁先生、金巴先生、陳慶章先生、齊藤義孝先生 (10) 亞洲山岳聯盟前會長安慈仁先生致贈小犛牛(Yaks)給高雄分會前會長張福忠先生 (11) (12) (13) 特 別 感 謝 施肇成副理事長、蕭潯龍前理事長、 邢華濱常務理事、張玉龍理事、 李魁雄理事、林文坤秘書長、 丁雲芝組長、郭淑芬組長、 馮一心副組長、蔡清雯會員…等 (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (11) (13)高雄分會安排尼國貴賓參觀佛陀紀念館，導覽張玲麗小姐解說深入，金巴先生仔細做筆記， 並體驗舘內各項設施 (12) 右起：顏清揚、劉豐洋、林文坤、蔡清雯、張福和、金巴、賓娜、張福忠、蘇錦桂、賴秀美、溫 柔、 余麗琴 (14) 中午安排拜訪屏東「登山故事館」，受到主人紹定國(後排左六)熱情款待 (15) 午餐品嚐道地原住民風味餐 (16) (17)北上水里拜會玉山國家公園管理處；承蒙 游處長登良先生(右)親自接待，與金巴會長相談甚歡 (18) 觀賞玉山國家公園多媒體簡報 (19) 左二起： 南投分會(健行登山會)前理事長吳混宏、南投分會常務理事鍾維修、江秀真、賓娜、 金巴、游處長、林文和秘書、林文坤、蔡清雯(翻譯) (20) 玉管處特別安排巡山員也是本會會員江秀真小姐導覽玉管處各項展示 (21) 中華健行登山會南投分會前理事長吳混宏先生陪同拜會，特意致贈水里名產-各種梅製品 會務 101.03.01.~101.05.31 報導 101.03.02. 本會主辦2012婦幼節全民親子暨宣導低碳登山、淨山、護山及水土保持健行活動路 線勘查，由林文坤秘書長率同陳遵憲、劉金龍、黃俊財、李芳裕及陳志朋現勘。 101.03.02.~04.本會新竹市分會辦理雪山主、東峰淨山與維護認養工作，順利圓滿完成。 101.03.03. 新北市林口區體育會登山委員會第10屆第2次會員大會假林口文化路一段416號食 為先宴會館舉行，林文坤秘書長代表參加。 101.03.04. 宜蘭縣登山協會（本會宜蘭縣分會）第16屆第一次會員大會，假宜蘭市宜興路一 段89號海都餐廳舉行，陳理事長率幹部前往祝賀。 101.03.07. 台灣山岳聯盟召開山難搜尋因應會議，陳理事長代表參加。 101.03.10. 本會台中市分會總幹事洪昭明個人攝影展-天地之美，假彰化市卦山路18號國立彰 化生活美學館第1、2展館舉行。 101.03.24. 本會第十屆第七次理、監事聯席會議假台北市民族東路336號一郎日本料理餐廳舉 行，由陳理事長主持。 101.03.24. 本會第十屆第三次會員代表大會台北市民族東路336號一郎日本料理餐廳舉行，由 陳理事長主持。 101.03.25. 本會101年第一季小隊聯誼活動假台北市內湖區碧山露營場舉行，計有崗貊登山 隊、小蝸牛登山隊等80餘人參加。 101.03.25. 中華民國山岳協會飛鷹登山隊48週年慶祝大會，假台北市長安西路281之2號1樓新 上享餐廳舉行，陳理事長率幹部20人前往祝賀。 101.03.28. 新北市政府體育處召開「花漾新北市 用腳旺台灣」土城區桐花公園健行活動協調 會，假新北市板橋第一運動場簡報室舉行，本會黃俊財組長代表出席。 101.03.30. 台北市政府消防局召開「台北市山難救援協調聯繫及案例」座談會，假台北市松 仁路1號該局3樓會議室舉行，本會鍾德修組長代表出席。 101.04.01. 本會與台北市政府工務局大地工程處共同主辦「2012婦幼節全民親子暨宣導低碳 登山、淨山、護山及水土保持」健行活動，假台北市劍潭山親山步道舉行，並於 台北市劍潭國小舉辦大會儀式，宣導教育低碳登山、無拫山林理念與摸彩，參加 民眾一千五百餘人，活動順利圓滿。 101.04.07. 台中市分會總幹事洪昭明假彰化市卦山路18號國立彰化生活美學館第1、2展館舉辦 個人攝影展-天地之美，陳理事長、翁注賢名譽理事長及林文坤秘書長前往祝賀。 101.04.10. 歐都納2012無痕山林健行活動路線勘查，由本會劉金龍組長、黃俊財組長會同傳 揚行銷公司人員現勘。 0 101.04.10. 內政部營建署玉山國家公園管理處27週年慶祝大會，假南投縣水里鄉中山路一段 515號該處舉行，本會林文坤秘書長代表本會前往祝賀。本會彰化分會幹部施景筆 先生榮獲內政部銀質志工服務獎章(圖一)及玉管處績優志工獎章(圖二)；南投分會 (健行登山協會)幹部劉大鈞先生榮獲玉管處績優志工獎章(圖三)；(圖四)本會秘書 長(右二)與 游處長(左三)及其他貴賓共同為玉管處27週年慶切蛋糕祝賀。 101.04.12. 國家公園與台灣山岳聯盟召開「登山相關事務交流與未來規劃」會議，假台北市 衡陽路46號大三元餐廳3樓舉行，本會林文坤秘書長代表出席。 101.04.13. 教育部軍訓處大專學山登山安全訓練課程標案審查會，假台北市中正區忠孝東路 一段172號該處舉行，本會林文坤秘書長應邀出席審查。 101.04.13. 與不丹相約在雪山「2012台灣與不丹國家公園合作展望國際論壇」，假台北市松仁路9 號1樓國泰金融國際會議廳多媒體會議室G廳舉行，本會黃一元副理事長代表出席。 101.04.14. 本會施肇成副理事長公子仲全君結婚大喜，假台北市林森北路413號儷宴會館1樓香 榭廳舉行，本會陳理事長、翁注賢名譽理事長及理、監事與幹部30餘人前往祝賀。 101.04.16. 行政院體育委員會召開「G2B2C電子公文交換系統」平台移轉講習會，假體育聯合 辦公大樓3樓會議廳舉行，本會陳遵憲執行秘書與李芳裕組長參加。 101.04.21. 尼泊爾EBC健行活動由林文坤秘書長擔任領隊共率同隊員21人搭機前往尼泊爾展開 健行活動。 圖說 ③ ①中華健行EBC健行隊承蒙 亞洲山岳聯盟(UAAA) 前會長安慈仁(Ang Tshering Sherpa)安排至招待 所晚宴款待(前排右起張福忠、Apa Sherpa、安 慈仁、林文坤、闕玉成)，晚宴中榮幸會面Apa ② Sherpa（人類登頂聖母峰紀錄保持者-21次）及 Dawa Stephen Sherpa（全球登山界名演說家） ②Dawa Stephen Sherpa(左)與中華健行EBC健行隊 隊員胡秀玲合影留念 ③從卡拉帕塔峰(Kala Pattar-⊥5545公尺)遙望(9公 ④ 里)聖母峰(黑色山頭)及觀賞聖母峰基地營全景 ④聖母峰基地營一角 ① 11 會務 101.03.01.~101.05.31 報導 101.04.22. 大韓山岳聯盟50週年慶祝大會，假韓國首爾市舉行，本會陳理事長，黃一元副理 事長與丁雲芝組長代表前往祝賀。 101.04.28. 旺旺中時媒體集團土城區桐花公園健行活動，由本會動員工作人員38人，負責路 線引導及安全維護工作，報名參加民眾2,500餘人，本會陳理事長前往慰問工作人 員辛勞，活動順利圓滿。 101.04.28. 中華民國山岳協會第五屆IVV國際市民健行大會，假台北市大佳河濱公園舉行，本 會施肇成副理事長代表前往祝賀。 101.04.30. 行政院體育委員會101年度體育推手獎推薦說明會假體育聯合辦公大樓3樓會議廳 舉行，陳遵憲執行秘書代表出席。 101.05.05. 台北市戶外登山協會（哈哈登山隊）34週年慶祝大會，假台北市中山區新生北路 二段28號錦華大飯店2樓錦秀廳舉行，陳理事長率幹部20人前往祝福。 101.05.06. 台北市台灣新文化登山會13週年慶祝大會，假新北市土城區金城路一段66號全國 海鮮餐廳舉行，陳理事長致贈高架花蘭壹對祝賀。 101.05.09. 佳能企業公司委託本會辦理員工及眷屬親子健行活動，路線白鷺鷥山親山步道勘 查由陳錦副組長會同該公司人員現勘。 101.05.17. 行政院農業委員會林務局召開研商「公私協力設置山林路標之可行性」會議，假 該局2樓會議室舉行，由該局方國運副局長主持，本會林文坤秘書長代表出席。 101.05.27. 台北百岳挺進隊12週年慶祝大會，假新北市深坑區深南路21號世新會館宴會廳舉 行，陳理事長代表前往祝賀 。 101.05.29. 本會會員陳彥博-夢想鬥士578計畫第五站巴西170公里不休息馬拉松挑戰賽，榮獲 第二名凱旋歸國 記者會，假台北 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